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I just had a minor bingle and need to pay for it. and ther are already 2 other turbos lying around the house so this has got to go....

Turbo for sale. from a Nissan Leapord VG30DET.

The Exhaust housing and Actuator have been painted black. There is No oil in the compressor outlet or the exhaust housing and the turbo is extremly clean. There is less than 1mm shaftplay and the shaft spins very freely. The guy I bought it off never boosted it. he had it on his import for a month and only took it off to upgrade to a to4. the car it came off had 62,000ks.

I bought it from the forums for $400 and have never fitted it to my car. Sad

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All I want for it is $250... firm...

The covers have the following markings

compressor: 45V2

Turbine: D45V

I also have a rooted unknown turbo for sale that looks like it might be a VG20det turbo. it is plain bearing and i suspect it has a gone oil seal and i want $100 for it :)

you can call me on: 0425 360 355.

Cheers:)

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so its not a ball bearing?, sorry im new to the turbo side of things, how clean is the oil galleries on it( any built up oil residue?)

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The oil galleries are spotless, there is no residue at all :)

and yes it is not ball bearing :)

However these are a good strong turbo and will perform with almost no lag on a 2.5~3.0 litre engine.

they are fairly laggy on the RB20 but make a heap of power up top :)

[edit] SOLD TO MANWHOR3 FOR $250 [edit]

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